Grades 3 - 7

It’s the jaws that make great whites great. The lethal chops are studded with razor-sharp teeth that are constantly swapped for sharper replacements. During an attack, the upper jaw acts… More →

Horses may all look the same to an untrained eye, but every breed is distinct in build and nature. Learn to portray the gentle heft of a Clydesdale and the graceful beauty of an Arabian… More →

Beware: Frankenstein's monster and Bigfoot lurk in these pages, along with mummies, zombies, and other timeless terrors. Forget the bedroom closet monsters and create your own versions of the More →

Freshwater fishing is among the most versatile and accessible types of fishing. Recreational and professional fishermen alike can reel in a wide variety of fish from lakes, rivers, streams,… More →

Stand hunting is a common deer hunting technique in North America. Those who take this approach sit for hours at a time in a tree stand or ground tent, waiting for the deer to come to them.… More →

At its most extreme, camping means taking to the wilderness with little more than boots and a backpack. However, you don’t need to be a survivalist to take part in this outdoor adventure.… More →

An oil-filled liver makes the blue shark extra buoyant, allowing this fish to travel incredible distances with ease. One blue shark was tracked as it traveled over 3,740 miles (6,019… More →

Flushing dogs are popular companions during a pheasant hunt. When a bird is within range, the dog forces it to take flight so the hunter can make a shot. The dog then retrieves the catch and… More →

Japanese comics, called manga, have influenced cartoon artists and animators all over the world. Simple lines and exaggerated features mark its distinctive style, making it easy to replicate… More →

The earliest canoes were merely hollowed-out tree trunks. These gave way to birch bark canoes and, later on, wood-and-canvas canoes. Today there are racing canoes, inflatable canoes, and even More →

Mastery of casting techniques is essential in fly fishing, where a weighted line is required to cast the nearly weightless artificial fly. This book explores the different approaches to fly… More →

It’s rambling in Britain and bushwalking in Australia. New Zealanders call it tramping and the Dutch go trekking. In the United States, we know it as hiking. Whatever you call it, this… More →